R. W. Brooker

This study compares paired and random sampling methods for quantifying plant-plant interactions in natural communities across different environmental conditions and finds no significant differences in results at most sites.

This study examines how nutrient uptake and biomass accumulation change over time in intercropping systems, finding that competitive interactions drive temporal shifts in resource capture and yield advantages.

The paper investigates how biodiversity affects productivity in agricultural systems by analyzing selection and complementarity effects using plant traits and field experiments.